Kingsport Times (Newspaper) - June 12, 1951, Kingsport, Tennessee Today's Skies 7 p m urn 1027 p m I m All Times KINGSPORT TIMES Vol XXXVI No 117 Kingsport Tenn Tuesday June -12 1951 10 Pages Five Cents The Weather Lowest tonight near 62 Wednesday rather cloudy with likely by afternoon or night Con- warm with showers likely Thursday Yesterday's high 80 last night's low 53 noon reading 76 WEDEMEYER WOULD PULL OUT OF KOREA Hunt Is Pressed For Girl Lost In Wild Smokies Young Ohio Hiking Enthusiast Is Long Overdue At Campsite Term Rangers and volunteers pressed search today lor an Ohio in the almost trable wllils ol the Smoky The object ol the Trim Weary park expressed belief she had made her way to a and safety The feeline is crowing that Miss left the park liy T S Highway said Chief Park Kanser It who is directing the search picked up a hot trail yesterday near where she was last seen and followed it to the where it ended abruptly in the of Great Smoky Mountains tional incr a student nurse from O Yesterday was her 21st birthday The young Inking enthusiast was seen Friday walking alone in the rugged terrain near Cove in a remote ion of the huge park She came to the mountains on n trip with her lather M of Seattle daughter lett their Friday to take a walk Texas Welcome For Set Tomorrow General To Begin Tour With Visit To Austin Gene raj's Views Stir Controversy McMahon Charges Big Inconsistency In Testimony Of In China Tex This John Krass has already launched his campaign fur election as of 1970 lie started his chinc at Parish high school in Selina Ala from which he was this lie lias cards printed anil is plan flint to plaster the state with campaign literature AT Girl 16 Tells How Dope Led To A Life Of Crime New York's Inquiry On Narcotics Trade In Schools Started us they'll no State Ken John Bell chairman ol the legislative arrangements committee suggested to Mayor W K Drake Jr of Austin that haps Austin isn't trying to com- pete with our richer neighbors Houston where he makes his second Texas appearance has ed out a Cadillac Anyway Austin is ready for the of thc live-star general morrow and Gov Allan Shivers is going to give him a bis hello As preparations were completed for MacArthur's welcome In his four-day lying visit another city was added to the list Galveston got Into the sixth Texas city to see the general MacArthur goes from here to Houston Thursday and that after- noon will drive to Galveston for a two-hour visit There will be no speech The general will arrive here nt p.m CST and Oov Shivers and wife will be nt the municipal airport to greet MacArthur wife son nnd party At 3 p.m Arthur will address a Joint session of the Texas Legislature on the State Capitol steps There may be persons on the grounds The will have chairs in front o tno speaker's platform At Houston 500.000 nre expected old dramatic tape-recorded to a downtown parade at Already the uirl is over- story of how narcotics led her fi p.m tomorrow Thursday he tine than anv other person to prostitution and thievery will speak in the Rice lost In the area flay opened a state football stadium Friday The which dope traffic hp San Antonio with i in 11 u i i ion due to see must on foot in Hashed spectators In tho nim Frlday he fll WASHINGTON Gen Albert C ad- of pulling American troops put of Korea and ing diplomatic relations with Russia touched off a n Senate's MacArthur inquiry committee an engraved seaf Sen McMahon declared in an interview there the city and a rousing welcome was a major inconsistency in the testimony from the one- when he starts his four-day visit of the But that's as far p See Search Page Iran Minister Reassures HST Says Oil Peace Not Affected inc room heard her tell how Dallas for an address in the first tried drugs a lark at age of 13 while attending a j dance i It was durum mv summer y Cotton Dowl Saturday he will make his last Texas appearance at Fort Worth Spn has worrying be- he says he heard rumors of Lt Gen pull i i i u uj vacation said the anonymous booing of MacArthur Irl At this dance one of the capt E K Browning of the fellows that I met was smoking a reefer He asked me if I would like to smoke one I was curious of Public Safety assured Bell that there would be 15 or 20 Rangers on the Capitol would like to and so I smoked one And then another and other Four months later tried cocaine Five months after and said 11 grounds And there also will be or 50 mcn from way Patrol along with 80 from the Austin Police Department to keep order assured Truman Iran's plans to her oil industry will not jeopardise the world's oil supply nor hc the drills had become a and funds to purchase a problem and a boy broke who has been secluded in two ey They were caught and she Sal ling Watches Self In Movies rooms of his a Most any man would get a ment building sent these ances in a lengthy for six months On her she took up another boy and began See Narcotics Pace 2 with to yesterday through the U S embassy The contents of letter were disclosed as top of- of Britain's Oil Company planned rails on government heads prior to the opening of talks on the nationalization of Iran's oil Industry operated by thc J i BIG STONE GAP Spl No Iranian officia s turned nt the airport for the arrival J two directors and four other aml returned I i U Uil Jl f t of the oil Tuesday after being idle pany whose vast holdings onc Iran's Parliament has ordered thrill out of a kiss from a blonde and John Sailing Confederate eran from Slant Va is no ex- ception Sailing who made a quick hop in a Navy plane from Airport to the Gist reunion on May 30 In Norfolk Va sat back in an easy chair at the Center Theater last night and reminisced while seeing himself and his two cronies in the William J Bush of Fitzgerald Ga and William D Townsend of Olla La along with Sailing day due to j were shown in the newsreel as n o A for the company With the rest of the billion-dollar Royal Laundry said a new con- oil company's tract had been signed with signed with UMW District 50 and the GO two other negotiations on the takeover mny start tomorrow Iran's flag floated symbolically over the company's giant refinery near world's largest peaceful ceremony by the same nrm is nt which Iranian ing picketed by the union In an named to operate the to Rain recognition company were installed in n finery office allotted them by the I British management they entered the ballroom danced with and were kissed by beautiful women Virginia's last surviving vet wore his first he at Big Stone Gap and the movie at Norton returned to their jobs Tuesday morning At another laundry Ing once explained that ently there weren't enough uni- forms to go around when the Confederate Army passed through Scott County so he wore civvies Reece Sees Ike Talk On Europe Congress May Demand Report On Defenses WASHINGTON A congressman says Gen Eisenhower may be asked to appear before committees to answer questions on European defense Rep Reece said yesterday that a demand for the commander's appearance might arise If a congressional tion now In Europe fails to bring back an objective report based on the facts The congressmen went to the continent at the general's in- Reece said He may have invited them Reece added to give them a glimpse of his problem and then hope to secure their support of his program Reece told the House that will find it difficult to show progress In Europe with the money and equipment we have already given them He described the general as a symbol of American troops and military aid to Europe As such Reece declared the American people have a right to hold him responsible that his every act is to the best Interests of the United States Fishing Boat Sinks 11 Persons Drown GROTON Conn Eleven persons Including two women and a boy perished when their fishing boat craft sank suddenly In wind-whipped seas in Block Island Sound Sunday Three men were saved night the bodies of five of the drowned had been recovered Those who died passengers aboard The Jack slipped be- neath gale whipped waves Some went down within sight of sengers of a second boat which had taken two survivors aboard I A 1 Peekaboo Poker Raid Virginia War Brewing Angers Sides Rake State Troopers HOLLYWOOD A lot of foolish monocled Charles Coburn said today of his citation for n friendly game of poker with the boys But the Academy Award winning said his lawyer will him in Beverly Hills justice court tomorrow in the peekaboo poker raid case Deputies noticed the lights ing early Sunday morning at the Players Club West Room and peeked in the windows They said they heard poker talk Some busybody probably com- because we were playing niter midnight said the old Coburn Who wants to play poker before 12 His partners were Producers Paul A Malvern -48 nnd Howard S Benedict 49 and Writers Paul A 50 and Morrie Ryskind 55 By JOHN R MORRIS until a UMW contract was WISE has a coal war all of Its own simmering And right now the prospects of Its ending soon are black thermore the threat Ls ever present that the simmering war will boll over Into violence Parties Deadlocked The parties Involved the United Mine Workers and tors of about 30 coal so deadlocked in tle that who'll win Is anyone's Kuess The war started last April when the UMW began a to bring the 30 small coal mines In the Wise area under union contract The union said It would picket the mines and stop production signed even if the mines were shut down so long they went broke In reply some of the operators said they would go broke way if they signed a union con- tract they would Just sweat It out The coal war waxed warmer about two weeks ago and gun carrying State Police were sent to reinforce the Norton de- and patrol the bled area They drive three to a car tip and down the roads where UMW members are picketing the non- union mines When the pickets stop their pacing for lunch at the union hall the troopers EO to a restaurant a down the road for their meal After lunch It starts all over again day in and day out Meanwhile the troopers ably are the most criticized men in Southwest Virginia They are censured by both the UMW probably being the most out- spoken Sgt Ira said the only mission of the additional State troopers is to make sure persons who want to work are not Inter- with But some union officials say the troopers are doing more than just preserving law and order One officer of the union said action by State Police and Wise County officials amounted to nothing more than coercion and See Page 2 time U S commander in China Sen Cain on the other hand told a reporter there was no conflict at all In policies ad by Wedemeyer was called back to the witness stand today for more questioning by the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees investigating the dis missal of by President Truman and Far Eastern policy generally WASHINGTON Lieut Gen Albert C said today he believes the time is coming when this country will just have lo draw a line and tell No more this is it And U ought n lie done in he United Nations and we ought have he military means and I again say pre- air power to carry out our meyer said Wedemeyer former Army deputy chief of staff was for tile second day at tin Senate's MacArthur in- Leading up lo these ments he had said he was concerned that the United Stales may not he able to meet its commitments In Europe or if wp continue in imur our effort into Korea HP had said yesterday he be- IT S troops should be pulled from Korea He said that at present he foresees no decisive Allied victory In Korea and believes the present unfortunate may go on for months McMahon n strong tion supporter in the controversy over MacArthur and Far East policy said Wedemeyer was In- consistent when 1 Backed vigorously the steps MacArthur has Ing of Chinese Communist supply bases a naval and economic ade of the Hcd China coast and removal of restrictions on use of Chinese list 2 Then later in the day called for withdrawal of American troops from Korea and a simultaneous breaking of diplomatic relations with Russia and her satellites Cain an outspoken MacArthur supporter said there was no In this See Inquiry Page 2 Truman Policy Talk Scheduled TULLAHOMA Tenn President Truman will be taken on a brief tour of the Arnold En- Development Center before he makes his foreign icy speech here June 25 to cate the huge project The address will begin at noon and last approximately 25 utes It will be broadcast over all the major radio networks Air Force officials announced yesterday The President's plane will land here at approximately 10 a m and he will motor to the center MaJ Gen Charles Carpenter USAF chaplain will open the program at with the Invocation and then MaJ Gen F O Carroll AEDC commander will present Mrs N H Arnold wife of the late Air Force eral for whom thc huge neering plant was named Also scheduled to take part In the program arc Evans publisher of the Nashville and of vilian activities for the event Rep Joe L from see's Fifth District who will In- the rest of the state's congressional delegation and the mayors of Tullahoma chester Manchester and No Purple Heart LONG BEACH Calif Tom Tranthan 23 Just back from Korean war duty has his first wound no Purple Heart A crewman aboard the Navy cruiser St Paul Tranthan came home without a scratch Yesterday as he strolled through an ment zone a 22 caliber rifle fell from a shooting gallery counter Doctors treated him for a leg flesh wound Wilson Declares Cattle Industry Curbs To Stick Rejects Appeals For Price Relief Hopes Rationing Unnecessary WASHINGTON tion Chief Charles E Wilson day rejected demands of the cattle industry lor price relief In four rollbacks are linn Wilson told a news conference there is no plan to relax either the present 10 per cent rollback on the price of live cuttle of the scheduled rollbacks of cent each In August and October He conceded that we will be in a terrible mess If cattle ers cut oil the flow of beef to market He said he hoped they would not But when asked whether his Office of Mobilization had any plans for rationing 11 the flow were curtailed he re- plied with No We have a tremendous cattle population and the celling prices are good according to most the director said I hope we'll be able to supply Americans with beef without resort to rationing Wilson said he found It cult to piece together the re- actions of cattlemen to the price rollbacks They are designed to bring about a reduction in butcher shop prices by next fall See Controls Pace 2 Best Beef Cuts Will Be Scarce Tight Retail Supply Soon Is Predicted CHICAGO cuts of beef It appeared today are going to be on the scarce list in many of the nation's butcher shops in a few days There still is beef In shops across the country a survey showed But the continued slump in cattle marketing packing spokesmen said will mean an extremely tight retail supply of beef soon After a week of price controls for live beef animals there no Indication of a boost in supplies Yesterday's cattle shipments to the country's 12 major livestock centers were sub- below normal Beef processing by leading packers as during last week remained curtailed Cattle shipments totaled 500 the lowest run for a Monday since Feb 14 1949 and fewer than last Monday Ing spokesmen expressed doubt about prospects of any tial Increase In slaughtering this week Three of the biggest ers Swift Armour and Wilson reported they did no Ing In their big Chicago plants yesterday In Japan Too Tokyo four-hour anese musical comedy Madame Sada Goes to works up to a climactic death scene One of the mourners who ments the death of his friend Is comforted by the leading man who He's not dead He Just faded away THE PRICE OF and dejected two American men wait at a mobile hospital unit In Korea to lie treated for similar left hand wounds The scene is near the front line in the eastern sector Their names and home addresses were not available AP China Reds Flee Fallen TOKYO long columns of Reds fled through East Korea's mountains today to escape being trapped by Allied tanks rumbling through their fallen Iron Triangle Stout new defense lines protected the Reds retreat from the East-Central Front United Nations troops mopped up Reds in hills around captured Chorwon and The towns formed the southern an- chors of the Pyongyang Valley Triangle buildup area Chinese headed for the hills on each sMe of the valley American tanks striking up roads i Late Bulletins from the triangle to the east coast would cut squarely across the Red escape route from the Eastern Front While Reds from the fighting fronts fied reports cropped up that they were building up new forces only 30 miles northwest of Seoul The buildup was reported in the area This is near the foot of thc Allied western Hank This flank drugs southwest of the main front It reaches from Chorwon 35 miles to the southwest running roughly along the banks of the River While the U N counterattack has pushed northward n rowing front patrols have probed this long flank dally for signs of Red strength Payroll Slash WASHINGTON ate today wrote a mandatory 10 per cent federal payroll cut into the security appropriations Woman Missing MARYVILLE Tenn Dlount County searched thc Mountains today for a housewife missing from her Springs home since yesterday Chief Deputy Sheriff J E De- lozler identified the missing woman as Mrs Georue Davis He said her husband came here erday and reported his wife ed strength The Jagged Northern Front has I thc riup of- been cut to about 75 miles At of the Communist spring offensive It was 125 miles Precisely what is happening on the front is hidden by tightening military found in an all-night was a footprint about northeast of Kinzel Springs a small mountain com- U S Eighth Army headquarters Sec Korea Page 2 SW Virginia Towns Hold Elections Today Local elections were being held today In three Scott County towns and five in Wise County Elections were underway In Gate City non Big Stone Gap Pound St Paul and Wise In some of the towns Issues were rather indefinite but In some centers have of- various proposals toward Improving their town Several women were running this year Three lace Mont and E B entered In the Gate City mayor's race Downs Are Good For Tke Human Race By ALTON L AP Science Reporter ATLANTIC CITY N J Tired of Wish you could find a Well paradise might be a dandy thing for you personally but tough on the the human race a medical exhibit at the American Medical Association's 100th annual meeting shows Ups and downs hard times nnd good times are apparently a good thing for thc human race said Drs R R Spencer and M B Melroy of the National Cancer In- Md Dr Spencer told of little one- celled animals that won paradise Paradise was plenty of food a line temperature no enemies everything that science thinks a would love In eight years thc whole tion of died out This happened to six different strains of them But that lived under normal troubles and falls are going strong maybe be- cause changes and challenges keep them on their Dr Spencer said In another experiment bacteria were exposed continuously to a temperature of 125 degrees or enough to be slightly lethal In three days all of them were dead But bacteria exposed to hot then normal then hot then normal kept on thriving Great numbers of Individuals died but the colony went on They adapted to change They became able to live under the higher Individuals we yearn for peace stability security Dr Spencer said But nature seems to Imply that all that may not See Medical Page 2 munity Davis said his wife was walking in her bare feet Garment Strike NEW YORK Sixty-five garment day began the first major work stoppage In the industry In 25 yeans Israel Feinberg manager of the cloak joint board of the AFL International Garment Workers Union said thc stoppage ing from a contract dispute was 100 per cent effective Newsprint Curbs WASHINGTON Di- rector Michael V said today the American government may decide to place a celling on the amount newspaper ers can pay for newsprint He said there will be a check to determine whether the action is legal He said there some question about this because newspaper publishers under the law are exempt from price con- trol The action if taken would be designed to check plans of at least four big Canadian print producers to raise prices a ton July 1 would raise newsprint prices In New York to SI 16 a ton The American government has no control over Canadian prices FISHING TABLES The schedule ot Periods at printed below has from Jolin Alden Plan tour days so that you will In territory or hunting tn rood cover if you wish to the best snort that fach Cat to The Major aro shown In face type at shown and lait for an hour and K half or two hours The Minor shown In type art of somewhat shorter duration Eastern rims Minor Major Junp 12 n 14 day Friday Sunday LAKE STAGES Wat reft Lakr
